this is fox 5 news at 10:00. it may be all clear right now, but the fox 5 weather team is tracking a tricky forecast, first a cold blast of heir, then a storm system that could leave us with -- air, then a storm system that could leave us with some snow this weekend. a female teacher under arrest tossed have had an fair

with a 6 -- said to have had an fair with a 16-year-old student. one wrong move cost this young medic his life. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm brian bolter. job 0 weissman fell off -- joshua weissman fell off a bridge trying to save someone from their burning car. >> there is a profound sadness tonight in the alexandria fire department family. the chief says this is their first line of duty death in over 100 years. by all accounts joshua weissman was a stellar decorated paramedic, a steven-year veteran of the alexandria fire department and -- a seven-year veteran of the alexandria fire department and his co-workers are stunned he's gone. >> we can't believe that it happened. you almost expect a death from a fire, but something like this, we're in shock. >> reporter: it happened

wednesday evening. weissman's unit was responding to a car fire on interstate 395. at the scene he was the first paramedic out and he fell while climbing over a guardrail trying to get to the vehicle. >> paramedic weissman fell approximately 20 to 30 feet down into 4-mile run creek below the highway. >> reporter: he was taken to the hospital with severe head injuries but did not survive. the 33-year-old lived in bris stow, virginia, with his wayfare -- bristow, virginia, with his wife rebecca and was originally from upstate new york. >> he was a great guy. >> reporter: the chief said weissman had outstanding clinical skills and had been tested to train other paramedics. >> that was the kind of person josh was, committed, dedicated, professional to the end. it's a day of great sadness for all of us in the alexandria fire department. >> reporter: we should say

funeral arrangements are still pending and virginia state police are still investigating. >> can you tell us more about how this happened? it's such a stunning accident. >> we know there was a 3-foot or so space between the two barriers he was trying to cross to get to the burning car. in the rain and dark he may not have realized the danger. another big story tonight at 10:00, a teacher at a christian school in montgomery county is under arrest tonight. ashley campbell is accused of having an 18 month sexual relationship with a male student. fox 5's bob barnard is in the newsroom now with the story. >> the accused who taught at a private school in rockville is out of a job tonight charged with sexually abusing a male teenager who is a student at the school. this is montrose christian school on randolph road in rockville where a 27-year-old teacher, ashley jean campbell, is accused of having a sexual

relationship with a 16-year-old male student. >> it's sad, but it happens, i guess. >> disbelief more than anything. >> reporter: police say their investigation began last friday after getting a call from the school which had received an anonymous e-mail tipping them off about the alleged relationship. >> investigation determined that between fall of 2010 and january of 2012 the teacher had been driving the student to a park in montgomery county. during those occasions they would have sexual intercourse in the vehicle and then she would drive him home. >> reporter: in a letter to the news media caps lore dr. ken fentress writes miss ashley campbell no longer teaches at the school which he says is fully cooperating with authorities. >> one of the things that attracted me to the school was the christian-based values that they talked about and that's what we want our daughter to have and so to hear that and it really doesn't go with the

mission of the school as was preached to us before. >> reporter: the school is known for its boys basketball, perennial powerhouse often ranked among the top programs in the nation. >> actually we were getting ready to enroll. we have the stuff. we have to drop it off. >> reporter: matt and julie price say they're considering sending their young daughter to the school. >> we heard great things about it. education was great. teachers were supposed to be great. they actually when we came the second time, they were talking about how they really checked teachers out. >> reporter: the accused lives in southern pennsylvania. campbell turned herself into police earlier today, posted bond and was released from custody. this is the second teacher sex scandal to hit rockville. just last week a male track coach at richard montgomery high school was charged with having sex with a female student. fairfax county police are looking for the man who sexually assaulted a 15-year- old girl walking to a school

bus yesterday. it happened around 6:20 a.m. near the intersection of fair lakers parkway and monument drive. the man followed her, made sexual comments and touched her inappropriately. she told police she'd seen him in the bushes near the bus stop before. a wild chase through the district in prince george's county today after a gunman carjacked a woman on g street southwest this morning. police spotted the car, chased it into prince george's county, then back into the district. during the chase a police officer crashed his cruiser but wasn't hurt. it finally ended on e street southeast where the suspect was arrested. now to the weekend weather alert. expect a blast of cold air to descend on the region, but will it bring snow? sue palka is in the weather center with what we can expect. >> hi. it's definitely a tricky forecast. i think there is potential for this weekend system to bring some snow into the region and for the first time in many weeks not only are we seeing cold air coming, but we're seeing a potential coastal storm developing. those usually bring us our big snows.

so that is why we're paying such close attention to it tonight. let's show you the weather maps here. we're showing you the saturday position. there will be cold air poised to come pouring into d.c. and this area of low pressure coastal hanging off the coast of cape hatteras. are they going to combine and get their act together for a big snowstorm? that's why we're paying close attention and certainly track will be the key. as of right now we still need a little more information. i would say it's trending toward it not happening but still just enough to make this a real close call as we head into the weekend and more information still to come because this really doesn't get going until tomorrow night. so let me give you some idea what you should plan for. first of all, this weekend will be much colder, not friday during the day. it's actually going to be kind of mild. saturday some very cold air will pour in and that coastal storm will begin to 2. we've already seen it and i'll show it -- to develop. we've already seen it and i'll

show it to you on radar there. maybe chances for snow late saturday night and we want you to brace for wind chills that may, in fact, be down in the teens and likely will be in the teens saturday night and sunday. here it comes, shawn. that is the storm we'll watch. we think as it passes by late tomorrow night, some precipitation, wintery mix, temperature driven, better chance north and west, that will be the deal, but we could all see something more on saturday. so we'll take you through the futurecast time period by time period and let you see what we're seeing and give you some idea whether there's potential for more accumulation. >> i guess the snow or winter forecast was inevitable. >> yeah. this is the first taste of it we've really, had so that's why we're paying close attention to the fact that cold air and coastal are on the same weather map in weeks. >> download the fox 5 weather app. go to apple's app store or the android market on your smartphone and search for d.c.

weather. you can find a link on our website www.myfoxdc.com. the uva lacrosse murder trial in charlottesville today, graphic pictures and more details about the volatile relationship between yeardley love and george huguely. apparently there was violence witnessed by others even before the final altercation in may of 2010. fox 5's karen gray houston in the newsroom now. >> anger about a love triangle may have prompted that last fight between yeardley love and george huguely. huguely was upset love was seeing mike burns. he's a lacrosse player from university of north carolina. burns took the stand today, admitted he had hooked up with love several times and witnessed abuse with his own eyes. mike burns was part of a parade of witnesses brought before the jury as the prosecution built its day. he testified that he saw huguely choking -- its day. he testified that he saw hughley choking yeardley love during a party in his room.

he was asked to demonstrate the choke hold. burns said he ran into the room when he heard love screaming help me and she ran out saying i can't breathe. the prosecuting presenting another instance of huguely behaving badly. we asked an outside attorney how that could be played for the jury. >> it could have impact in that this is clearly not a nice guy. he isn't a ladies man as we say, but that doesn't mean he's a murderer. >> reporter: police sergeant shawn bales who responded to a call about an alcohol overdose told the court he knew as soon as he saw love's lifeless body that she'd been the victim of some act of violence. she had a black eye he said and bruises on her face, neck and chin. the jury was shown the graphic pictures. paramedics who arrived at the crime scene testified about desperate attempts at cpr to try to save the young lacrosse player. the defense has suggested the aggressive cpr might have been

responsible for some of the injuries. >> well, the prosecutor is the only one putting on evidence and if they can't put on evidence that convinces somebody, they got a problem. i their case. they're marshaling the evidence and put -- it's their case. they're marshaling the evidence and putting it before the jury. hopefully it has some credence and weight of. >> reporter: as for those gruesome photos shown to the jury, huguely diverted his eyes. there's more. teammates testified that huguely was drinking heavily in the days before love's death at least four times a week and always to get drunk and love's doctor testified that her ekg showed her use of prescription adderall had no adverse effect on her heart. a man accused of hitting a d.c. police officer in the face with a bottle during an occupy d.c. showdown faced a judge today. new details coming up next on the case. plus imagine you're walking off a metro train when the doors close on your head. this woman is telling her story only to fox 5.

and tonight at 11:00 chaos in the quiet virginia community, a middle aged woman killed in a police shooting. we'll tell you how it all went down on the news edge at 11:00. 

take a look at what a passenger tried to take on a flight out of reagan national airport yesterday. tsa agents found this 12-inch machete along with two throwing knives in a woman's carry-on bag. the passenger was cited but allowed to continue on her flight. officers confiscated those knives. a metro passenger knocked dizzy by closing metro doors, her complaints she says far falling on deaf ears. >> the passenger said the metro train closed on her head leaving her dazed and in a lot of pain and she said what's made matters worse is no metro employee tried to help. her name is nancy and she uses metro every day, but she says now the thought of boarding a train scares her. >> it just happened that quick. there was no warning. >> reporter: nancy says she was badly hurt tuesday evening

while trying to get off a train at l'enfant plaza. >> i went to lean to come off to take my first step and the doors suddenly closed on my head and then they pushed off my head and hit my arm. i was so scared and upset and i couldn't even walk straight after it happened and my head was just like throbbing because the impact was so hard. >> reporter: nancy says she spotted a metro employee whose tag identified him as a supervisor and told him what happened. she says his response left her reeling even more. >> it just happened. i just got hit in my head and my head is throbbing and i couldn't know what to do and he said well, we had to stop the criminals from getting off and i don't know what that meant, but then another metro person approached him and they both had radios like they knew what was going on and he said well, it's not my fault, you know, like with a real attitude and i just -- i didn't feel like he

was going to help me, so i just headed on home. >> reporter: nancy filed a police report and a complaint with metro, but she said she hasn't heard anything. she says more than the physical pain she suffered what she believes is metro's indifference is what hurts the most. >> when you approach a supervisor of metro, you really -- or any metro employee, you expect to get aid if something just occurred and if you don't feel like you can turn to them, what do you do? what do you do? you just feel like you're alone. >> metro spokesperson tells me they are looking into the report and plan to reach out to her tomorrow. he also says there is no basis to the criminals getting off the train comment a supervisor allegedly made to nancy. we need your help monitoring metro. got a concern you want to us check out? send us the info, pictures, video to fox 5metro at gmail.com. a court date for two occupy d.c. protestors facing felony

assault charges arrested saturday during the raid at mcpherson square accused of attacking police officers. tonight one of those officers is still recovering from his injury. fox 5's john henrehan has more on the court hearing today. >> reporter: on saturday a large contingent of u.s. park police officers including mounted police and scores of officers in full riot gear gathered before dawn at mcpherson square to inspect the tents. the protestors had erected them there for months, the tents that had sleeping gear or personal possessions removed for allegedly violating anti- camping regulations. later in the day police and protestors scuffled several times. s. during one of those scuffles police say protestor jeremiah desausa threw a full coca-cola bottle at police and hit a lieutenant in the face. according to court documents, the police officer still has blurred vision in one eye and a physician says he can't judge whether the damage is permanent until bleeding stops and swelling subsides. another defendant nathaniel

gorecki is charged with throwing a 3-foot long bamboo pole which allegedly bounced off a police sergeant's helmet. both men are facing felony charges for assaulting a police officer. occupy demonstrators say both sides suffered in the ruckus. >> i know i got hit in the ribcage. this is from a police officer. they were very, very violent with us and i really don't think that it was the intention for us to be violent back at any point. >> reporter: at mcpherson square a majority of the tents are gone, large areas of the park once again open space. some tents remain. by and large, they're empty of possessions. the same is true at freedom plaza where the inspection process was far less contentious. occupy demonstrators are using the mostly empty tents as a symbolic part of protesting. police officers are checking the tents overnight to make sure no one is sleeping there.

jeremiah desausa will remain in custody but at a halfway house, one where he won't be allowed to leave. nathaniel gorecki who allegedly threw the bamboo at the officer, he has been released on his own recognizance but ordered to stay away from mcpherson square. both men still face felony charges. john henrehan, fox 5 news. dozens of d.c. firefighters turn their back on their chief literally. now controversial comments about that exact incident. plus caught on camera a man trying to snatch a little girl out of wal-mart, find out how she saved herself coming up. 

d.c. fire and ems suspended its public information officer for comments he made on facebook and twitter. one of those comments was made on a link to one of our stories. lon wolfe used the word racist

to describe a protester in the fire chief's state of the department speech. fox 5's matt ackland has the story. >> about face. >> reporter: it was a move seen as disrespectful by some, others as a way of getting chief ellerbe 's attention about problems in the department. more than 100 firefighters turned their backs on the chief and walked out. >> i can't afford to get upset about stuff like that. we have a department to run and manage. >> reporter: but it was comments made by the department's public information officer ron walls on twitter and facebook that has now led to his suspension. walls wrote on facebook, "unfortunately the response depicted in the news story was the most blatant, ignorant and racist public display of disrespect i have ever seen." d.c. fire union president ed smith declined an on camera interview but told us on the

phone this comment was trivial and said we've got bigger issues in the department than this. matt ackland, fox 5 news. >> there's no word yet how long walls will be suspended. when he a voice play but have not heard back. the chief told us he wanted to talk about the suspension but was waiting for authorization from the deputy mayor. in closing arguments today a defense attorney for john hinckley jr. said he has shown his client is no longer dangerous. hinckley is going before a judge asking to spend more time with his mother in williamsburg. he's been at st. elizabeth's hospital since being found not guilty by reason of insanity for shooting president reagan in 1971. hinckley visited his mother for as long as 10 days and wants the visits extended up to 24 days and eventually be out of the hospital full time. the army private accused of giving classified information to wikileaks back in court later this month. bradley manning's arrangement at ft. meade, facing 22 counts. military prosecutors say he downloaded and transferred nearly half a million sensitive

battlefield reports, hundreds of thousands of diplomatic cables and video of a deadly 2007 army helicopter attack. some are calling it another black eye for the marine corps after a photo surfaced showing a sniper team in afghanistan posing in front of an american flag with a logo resembling the nazi's infamous ss issue. the corps issued a statement saying the use of the symbol was unacceptable but the marines won't be punished because they told investigators they didn't mean any harm and believed the symbol stood for sniper scouts. steve jobs in the fbi, find out what was in his file coming up. also a billion dollars for homeowners in our area, all part of a massive homeowners rescue plan. find out how you can get your slice next. send your news tips to fox 5 tips at wttg.com or call 202- 895-3000. [ female announcer ] with swiffer wetjet,

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help is on the way for some homeowners hit by foreclosure. president obama announced a $25 billion settlement with five of the nation's largest mortgage lenders accused of foreclosure abuses. fox 5's laura evans with how this will affect local lenders. >> the lender has to reduce loans for 1 million households, but really that's only a fraction of americans who owe more than their homes are worth and about 750,000 americans who were wrongly foreclosed upon will each receive a check up to $2,000. nearly $1 billion headed to maryland homeowners who lost their homes to foreclosure. among the 49 states signed onto the deal, that's the sixth biggest payout and attorney general douglas gansler says it's long overdue relief. >> the money will go directly to those who need it, those who need it now and those who are victims in the conduct of the banks. >> reporter: the district of columbia is getting

$40,000,000.480 million will go to virginia -- is getting $40 million and for hundred $80 million will go to virginia. >> -- $480 million will go to virginia. the deal is to make good on the abusive practices of the five largest banks including pushing through foreclosures, delaying aid and using fake signatures on court documents. with this deal eligible homeowners who were behind or in danger of falling behind on their mortgages will be able to get a portion of their mortgage debt forgiven. homeowners who are current on payments but owe more than their homes are worth will be able to refinance to lower rates. those who unfairly lost their homes to foreclosure will get up to $2,000 they can still sue for damages. >> we finally have a little bit of good news that we're bringing some sort of justice to a lot of people who have been hurt. >> the settlement creates

nationwide standards for mortgage servicers to keep more families in their homes. so the question tonight is who qualifies for the money from the settlement? if your loan was serviced through fannie mae or freddie mac, you do not qualify. you check out the website nationalmortgagesettlement.com if you have any questions. checks probably won't even begin going out for another six to nine months and you will get an official letter in the mail before receiving any payment. big changes to the no child left behind act. president obama is giving 10 states waivers freeing them of the strict requirements of that act. now the law requires all students be proficient in reading and math by 2014. the president's actions strips that requirement in exchange for a viable alternative. he says the goal of no child left behind is still attainable. >> we've got to stay focused on the goals, but we've got to do it in a way that doesn't force teachers to teach to the test

or encourage schools to lower standards to avoid being labeled as failures. >> republicans were quick to criticize the decision by the president saying by granting the waivers and circumstance venting congress he's overstepping his authority. 28 other states and the district of columbia have indicated they may also seek waivers. tonight the head of the roman catholic church in washington is jumping into the birth control battle speaking out against the obama administration's plan to force religious institutions to provide contraceptive coverage to employees. the church says it's being ordered to violate strongly held beliefs. fox 5's tom fitzgerald spoke with cardinal donald wuerl on this guess sieve issue. >> any time religion -- on this issue. >> reporter: this controversy surrounds a government ruling requiring hospitals and universities owned by churches to offer birth control as part of their employee health insurance, an issue some churches say they cannot

support. as head of the archdiocese of washington cardinal donald wuerl says birth control is an issue that cuts to the heart of catholic teachings. >> this is wrong, mistaken, let's just find another approach to this. >> reporter: at issue is an obama administration mandate requiring that birth control be offered in employee health benefits. churches are exempt from the mandate, but the church run hospitals and universities are not. the cardinal says the mandate violates the church's opposition to artificial contraception. >> there are some things that we simply don't do and that shouldn't eliminate us from being a part of this community. at the heart of this mandate is the question of religious fluidity. >> reporter: republicans on capitol hill are demanding the bill be rescinded, but supporters of the bill say the obama administration is seeking to level the playing field for

all employers. >> in some ways it's only fair that they play by the rules that everyone else plays by. >> reporter: laura meyers is president of planned parenthood in d.c. and says no one will be forced to receive birth control but that women employed by religious institutions should have access to it. >> women regardless of where they work deserve to have contraceptives covered by insurance and it shouldn't depend on who your boss is. >> reporter: for now the obama administration says the ruling stands but is looking to find a balance that is sensitive to the concerns expressed by some religious groups. already this controversy has spilled into the presidential campaign. both mitt romney and rick santorum say this amounts to a government attack on religious institutions. the white house is firing back saying that this mandate is similar to one that was in place in massachusetts when mitt romney was the governor. tom fitzgerald, fox 5 news.

are you thinking about getting an ipad? you might not have to wait long for the next generation. also ahead tonight dream vacations turned into nightmares, thousands sick aboard this cruise ship and this is not the first time. but first google is making another attempt to get into the home entertainment business. fox business network's neil cavuto has details. ls. >> inside pepsi is moving some of its pop, the sodamaker slashing 8,700 jobs to cut costs to deal with higher commodity costs and google is coming to your man cave or woman cave. a new report saying the internet search giant is developing a home entertainment system. it would be google's first stab at creating consumer electronic devices. say cheese, but don't expect to have your picture taken with a kodak. the iconic photography company saying it will stop making digital cameras as part of its restructuring plan. kodak filing for bankruptcy protection last month. that's business.

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long lines outside of an apple store are common, but today it was not shoppers. protesters gathered in front of this apple store in georgetown upset with apple's alleged mistreatment of its workers in china. the protestors delivered petitions to the store manager. similar protests were held around the world today. overall demonstrators have collected more than a quarter million signatures. if you don't own an ipad, a new version may hit store shelves in a few weeks. rumors are flying apple will

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crews at the scene of that deadly cruise ship crash in italy are working overtime now to avoid an environmental disaster. they moved in a barge to pump

thousands of gallons of oil from the wrecked ship but can't remove the fuel until the seas are completely calm. 17 people were killed and 15 others still missing after the ship ran aground last month. several u.s. cruise ships are having trouble. hundreds of passengers have gotten sick and the illnesses turned their vacations into nightmares, not only for them but also for other passengers. fox's phil keating reports. >> reporter: for about 3,000 passengers on board the crown princess this was supposed to be a fun seven-day cruise to a you'll be auto, but after numerous passengers -- aruba, but after numerous passengers became violently ill the ship returned to port everglade this morning returning with sick passengers for the second cruise in a row. the culprit according to the centers for disease control is norovirus. that's a stomach virus which according to passengers does not make for a fun cruise at all. this cruise left saturday night after a six-hour delay while it was being massively cubbed down with disinfectant, but --

scrubbed down with disinfectant, but that apparently did not eliminate the virus for the new passengers. >> the sickness is revenge. they have a fancy name for it. i can't tell you what it is. they shouldn't have sailed the ship to begin with. >> they wiped your chair when you got up from the table. they wiped your machine when you were in the casino. they were so astute about everything in cleanliness. >> reporter: they are paying for return trips home and offering a 25% discount on their next cruise if they choose to take one. on saturday this same ship returned here to ft. lauderdale after 400 passengers and 30 crew members caught the norovirus and that makes three outbreaks of norovirus on board cruise shims just in the past week -- ships just in the past week. on saturday a caribbean cruise liner returned to port with sick passengers in new orleans, la la, the voyager of the seas.

about -- new orleans, louisiana, the voyager of the seas. about 200 passengers became ill on that one. phil keating, fox news. >> back at home, well, winter is about to hit us again. >> yeah. we'll really feel it this time i think. it's certainly been cold is what i'm more talking about, but there is a possibility of seeing some snow, too. here's what i'm really glad about. it's coming on a saturday so we buses and kids and no matter what we get, we'll keep you ahead of it, especially with this, our fox 5 free weather app. perfect timing to download it. free at the app store and android market. you'll get radar pictures and our twitter feed which you can get anyway, but we'd certainly love you to get it via our app and it's very fast. the video forecast on there is 10 days, lots of good details, very easy way for you to send us a picture. it's going to be kind of

interesting this weekend. there could be some weekend snow, but there's certainly going to be cold. not so much tomorrow. tomorrow is pretty nice. friday starts sunny and by afternoon we may touch 51 degrees. it's tomorrow night when we're going to see round one of a wave of precipitation come through. for some of you that will be rain. for some other spots it could change over or mix with some snow. going into saturday we're watching the arrival of an arctic cold front. that could bring a round of snow in as well in the afternoon and then it's just very blustery and cold heading into sunday with a temperature of 37 degrees. as we mentioned at the beginning of the broadcast, there's going to be a piece of energy out of the cost, what you're seeing here. that will eventually move over to the coast and become the first coastal storm we've seen in a while. it looks like it will go out to sea, but what's so interesting is we have this coastal and some truly arctic air finally coming into town, but we think at this point the way everything looks now they probably won't be able to get their act together to produce a

more significant snow here in d.c., but some snow is possible. we're still trying to get a handle on that, but maybe a small accumulation, maybe a bit more in the colder spots north of town. here's where it will come from. this is the area of low pressure getting back together in the deem south. that disturbance will ride out ahead -- deep south. that disturbance will ride out ahead of the colder air and become coastal. it may go out to sea and they may get more significant accumulation for new england, but this arctic chill will drop or temperatures. when that comes through on saturday, you'll know it. we'll definitely be seeing 30s for highs, might briefly touch 40 saturday before heading down and it will get pretty windy with wind chills likely in the teens as we go through saturday night and sunday. so enjoy your friday, a davis winter coming our way again -- a taste of winter coming our way again, a little more significant than what we saw wednesday the way things look now. friday night at 10:00, clouds coming in the afternoon.

we think the precipitation holds off until 9:00 or 10:00 in the western suburbs. in the morning there was a bit of rain south and east. we get a bit of a break, first wave of snow is over and now here comes the really cold stuff and notice the snow associated with that arctic front. that comes through in the afternoon. we could have another round of more snow than rain saturday afternoon and some of these blue areas indicating where you could get enough to accumulate especially across northern maryland. notice there's not a lot going on through west virginia. that keeps moving and the upslope snow begins in the mountains. sunday we're back to cold and breezy conditions and a brighter sky, but it's that most of the overnight hours and into the afternoon saturday we have to watch. where it's cold enough in the blue area here i think we could get some accumulation, lighter stuff for d.c. and the metro area the way things look now, but again we're still over 24 hours out from seeing this thing begin and we'll see if

anything changes with it because it is a close call with that coastal and some arctic air on the map. we go to 40 saturday, dropping rapidly throughout the afternoon to 22 on saturday night. we only rebound to 37 on sunday. monday looks like it will be about 44 degrees. we may see clouds tuesday, maybe a small chance of precipitation for valentine's day, but otherwise it's really the weekend that we'll be focusing on, blustery, cold, maybe some snow. >> did you say some tears on valentine's day? >> who's going to be crying? >> why the negativity? >> i'm sorry. >> i'm not a fan of it. >> it's a hallmark holiday. you get guilted into buying stuff. we're doing the handshake at the palka house. >> is it the handshake hug? >> it's the handshake with the whoa. too busy on a tuesday for us in february. more than a million tassimo

single cup coffeemakers being recalled after reports the brewers sprang hot coffee grounds on people. there have been 140 reports of problems including 37 cases of second degree burns. the plastic disc that holds the coffee or tea can burst while brewing. the mess hall getting a makeover by the first lady in an effort to fight obesity. military dining halls will serve more fruit, vegetables and low fast dishes. mrs. obama announced the plan at little rock air force base today where the military is already experimenting with a pilot program. >> when you make healthy eating a priority in your lives, the rest of us are more likely to make it a priority in our lives. >> according to a report, about one out of 20 service members had weight problems in 2005. this is the first time in two decades the pentagon has revised its nutrition standards.

fox 5 sports is brought to you by acura. >> tiger woods made his 2012 pga tour debut today, but the at&t national is not like a normal tour stop. sports director dave feldman is here to explain. >> this is a pro-am meaning professionals like tiger woods teed up with amateurs like cowboys quarterback tony romo. they are a team. so tiger is essentially playing two tournaments, his pro tournament and the pro-am. they use three different courses, pebble beach, monterey peninsula and here at spyglass a lot of eyes were on romo and woods who played together before. they started on the 10th hole. it's tiger's second shot of the day and it's a beauty, sets up an opening hole birdie. woods played monterey peninsula a lot as a student at stanford. another amateur, what a man was a woman michael boldin for a nice birdie putt. back to the pros. tiger for birdie. that's the tiger we're used to with a putter in the air, five off the lead after shooting an

opening round 4-under and finally romo on the par putt for 14. woods and romo are tied for 25th in the pro-am. so tiger woods, please assess tony romo's game. >> he's good. he's a bunch of fun. we had a good time and he hits it long and this is a different element for him. he's in an area that is familiar but also unfamiliar as well. he's a hell of a golfer, but still this is totally different. >> tomorrow tiger and romo play monterey peninsula country club. saturday tiger plays pebble beach where in 2000 he not only won this event but four months later came back to win the u.s. open by a record 15 strokes. >> feldy, thank you. this next story shows you just how important it is to teach your kids about strangers because what this girl did when a person grabbed her may have saved her life. we'll hear from her next. on the news edge lots of

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this is about a story that will make you stand up and cheer. a 7-year-old girl did what she was taught. she fought back against a stranger who tried to kidnap her at a wal-mart in georgia. she got away as surveillance cameras rolled overhead. >> reporter: surveillance video you can see a man holding 7-year-old brittany baxter against her will, the attempted kidnapping occurred inside the wal-mart in breman. brittany wasn't about to be taken away as you can also see. >> just grabbed me and i was screaming and kicked him and he just dropped me and ran off.

i kicked him like this, tried to kick as hard as i can. >> reporter: the 2nd grader told us she was looking at toys while her mother was buying strawberries nearby when the stranger who we see from earlier approached her and started a conversation. then she says he grabbed her. >> he kind of put his hand over my mouth. i think i said help when i was screaming. >> and she was like mama, somebody tried to get me, you know, and it terrified me. >> reporter: 25-year-old thomas andrew woods was arrested an hour later 10 miles away. >> i didn't bother nobody. i was never there. >> i'm afraid to say it. he was in there to abduct a small child. >> reporter: the chief of police says woods is on parole after a manslaughter conviction. he says brittany baxter did all the right things to get away. >> she's a hero today. i feel this story could have bent another way if she hadn't of done what she -- went another way if she hadn't of ton what she was taught